The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Wheat 62 and SO cents.

Wheat 62 and SO cents.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra G. Valentine, Sunday.
The Congregational ladies aid
society met with Mrs. Buxton Tues.
day.
Rumor has 1t that Fred A. Stew.
art and Miss Georgia Symms are
to be married next week, probably
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. john Reeder have
returned from their Illinois visit,
having enjoyed themselves very
much, but glad, Of course, to get
home.
Mrs. Lous F. Darbellay returned
from Boston Tuesday Of last week,
after II most pleasant visit at her old
home and among former friends
there.
Mrs. Chas. Damerel will soon de-
part for Cleveland, Ohio, to visit
pending the time she removes to
California to make that golden state
her home.
Henry Miller has Il very extern
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sells at moderate rates, His line of
Outlandish characters are new and
humorous.
Lathrop Stewart, Esq, has been
quite ill with asthma. 1t has been
worse this time than ever before.
He is recovering now, however,
quite rapidly.
MIR. and Mrs. Anton Miksche
have retarned from the twin cities,
Melrose and other points. Mr.. Mix
sclle has purchased Il large stock Of
spring goods.
F. w. Pratt has gone to Wiscon-
sin to close up his affairs there, hav-
ing rented his property, and will
remove the entire family to Dakota
in the spring.
Math Miner, who recently man
aged Il hotel ut MilnOr, and Miss
Annie Foley Of this city were mar
ried at the Merchants hotel Tuesday
by Judge Dow.
Sheriff Miller is having his office
fixed up in good shape. prior to the
placing of his new safe in the office.
The prisoners are doing much of
the work, for, exercise.
Mrs. Math Klakcr, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Anton Miksche is
here visiting for few weeks, hav-
ing accompanied her parents back
from Melrose, Minnesota.
| Chas. Todd and Miss Annie Daw-
son were married at Britton, Tues
day, two weeks ago, and will make
their home out there. The TIMES
tenders it's congratulations.
| Frank Miksche seems to hs. maxi
ing his way ahead financially. He
has recently put in an elegant new
counter and made other improve
ments in his place Of business.
Frank Farley will go on the road
the first of next month in the inter-
est of Mayer Brothers cigar factory
of this city. The Wahpeton cigars
should go in good shape, and will.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Formaneck
have a mics little family of girls
all girls up to last week-when Mrs.
Formaneck fooled the head of the
household by presenting him with a
fine boy.
The Good Templars lodge elected
officers Saturday for the ensuing
quarter. John Johnston was made
chief templar, Miss Wolfe vice TEN.
plar, and Miss Nettie Mexican, sec
retary.
J. A. Smith, Sr. father of j. A,
Smith, Jr. of this city, died at his
home at Candor, Tioga County,
New York, the I'd inst, of paralysis
Mr.. Smith may now be expected to
return in few days.
Sheriff Bartlett and Randolph
Holding, Sargent county, passed
through Wahpeton on their way tu
the jamestown asylum this evening
with a young man named james
Kennedy Of Tewaukon, latter being
violently insane.
We notice large number of cars
going north on tile Manitoba, and
learn it is bound for the Park River
and MinOt branches of the Mani.
toba. Railroad building promises
to loom up big in the great terri
, tory this season.
II Governor Church took the oath 0t
Office Tuesday, and will make ap'
pointments as fast as he can learn
who it will be proper - or most